I'm running a system with three monitors. I've created a custom function to span a window across two monitors. Is there a way make this toggle like the "Span Window Across all Monitors" function? Is this something I would need a script to do? Currently I run the function and the window spans two monitors. I would like to be able to run it again and have the window return to its previous state. Thanks.

AWESOME!! Thanks guys. I had to adjust the dimensions but this works perfectly.

Hi Thomas,

I tried to modify the 'Rectangle targetSpanbounds' values to work with my 4-monitor (2x2) configuration using Dell U2415's (1920x1200 - very sweet displays).

I want to span my right-and 2 monitors for reading PDF's.

I changed the values to (1920, 0, 1920, 2400), and the result is it shows up maximized on the bottom right monitor - my goal is to have the right 2 stacked monitors spanned (for a total resolution of 1920w x 2400h.

I was assuming the first 2 values are the lower-left starting point for the boundary (X,Y axis), and the 2nd 2 values are the width and height.

What might I need to do to make this work?

Thanks!

David

Thanks for looking at this!

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Cheers,

David

I figured it out.

Using these targetspanbounds: 1921, -1210, 1852, 2380

I've got it filling my right 2 screens as I want it to. My top-right monitor has it's taskbar on the right, which takes up 68 pixels or so (hence 1852 = 1920-6, and the bottom-right monitor has the taskbar on the bottom, and is about 30 pixels high.

The only wierdness here is I had to go to -1210 and 2380 to have it span from the top of the top-right monitor, which _should_ only be -1200.

Whatever the case, it's working as I want, so thanks!